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Band 6+: The graph below shows the percentage of people in different age groups in a city who attended a concert over a period of five years.

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The image features a table on concert attendance by age group from 2015 to 2019: in 2015, 45% for 16-24 years, 50% for 25-34 years, 52% for 35-44 years, 40% for 45-54 years, 30% for 55+ years; in 2016, 48% for 16-24 years, 54% for 25-34 years, 55% for 35-44 years, 43% for 45-54 years, 32% for 55+ years; in 2017, 52% for 16-24 years, 58% for 25-34 years, 57% for 35-44 years, 47% for 45-54 years, 35% for 55+ years; in 2018, 55% for 16-24 years, 60% for 25-34 years, 59% for 35-44 years, 50% for 45-54 years, 38% for 55+ years; in 2019, 60% for 16-24 years, 63% for 25-34 years, 62% for 35-44 years, 53% for 45-54 years, 40% for 55+ years.
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The board provides the amount of individuals at different ages in a town attending a music show over a period of five years.

Overall, the group of 25 to 34 years old and 35 to 44 years old one were always reached for over 50 percent people and the group of over 55 years old had a lowest percentage of people who attended a concert in the period of five years. Despite of the different of the amount, the number of people attending a concert were all increased by time.

As it seen, the amount of people over 55 years old attending a concert were always the lowest of all the age groups, which was never reached over 40 percent. In 2015, the percentage of individuals who attended a concert in 35 to 44 years group was the highest with 52 percent, following by the 25 to 34 years groups with 50 percent. The same as in 2015, in 2016, the highest and the second one was remaining at its place with 55 percent and 54 percent. But from 2017 to 2019, the highest percentage of people in a city who attended a concert was switched, in that period of three years, the amount of 25 to 34 years group’s people attending a concert was the highest and following by the 35 to 44 years group one for all the five groups.

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